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The 16 pages that link to Loom, each with the reason it gives.

• TextileRelated: Looms control the crossing of yarns in woven textiles.

• WeavingRelated: The loom distinguishes structured weaving from hand methods that do not use one.

• KnittingCompared with: A loom organizes crossing yarns for weaving, not the loop formation used in knitting.

• Power loomNarrower topic: The power loom mechanizes this broader class of weaving machines.

• Warp and weftRelated: The loom separates and interlaces the two yarn systems.

• Persian carpetRelated: Weavers tie knots and insert weft across the warp held on a loom.

• Jacquard loomNarrower topic: The Jacquard mechanism automates pattern selection within this broader class of weaving machines.

• Plain weaveRelated: Its thread arrangement enables the repeated crossings required by plain weave.

• Textile artRelated: Looms shape the scale, structure, and working possibilities of woven art.

• Woven fabricRelated: It provides the tension and motions needed to form woven fabric.

• Flying shuttleNarrower topic: The flying shuttle is an attachment that changes how a loom carries weft.

• Joseph Marie JacquardNarrower topic: Jacquard’s device was an attachment that transformed the operation of a conventional loom.

• SongketNarrower topic: Songket’s ground cloth and decorative threads are interlaced on a loom.

• KrefeldBroader topic: Looms were the essential equipment in Krefeld’s weaving workshops and factories.

• History of clothing and textilesBroader topic: Loom designs reorganized weaving speed, skill, and workspace.

• Margaret E. KnightNarrower topic: The factory machine Knight sought to make safer was a type of loom.